Sentence examples for quality enables the from inspiring English sources

This quality enables the Crimson Bolt to assault drug dealers, maim line cutters and assume a holier-than-thou attitude toward Boltie (Ellen Page), his perky psychopath of a sidekick.

This pulsing, uneven quality enables the noise to repeatedly capture the attention and become more difficult to ignore., In addition, unlike vehicle traffic, which tends to get quieter after dark, turbines can sound louder overnight.

The application of the ceramic membrane separation processes are suitable for the generation of a treated effluent with high quality, enabling the reuse of the effluent and consequently reducing the emission of contaminants into the sea, the chemical consumption and the need to capture and treat seawater.

Our results identify both the most suitable areas to be occupied by the griffon vulture and the factors determining their quality, enabling the anticipation of their monitoring and management.

Besides, recombinant tachyzoite proteins production either through prokaryotic or eukaryotic systems can reduce the variation of quality, enabling the development of a more specific and standardized serological assay.

Ideally, the energy response should be flat (i.e. the system calibration should be independent of energy over a certain range of radiation qualities) enabling the dosimetry system to be used with various energies in both external beam radiotherapy and brachytherapy.

The primary advantages of this method are that the excellent image quality enables clear identification of the intracochlear structures, the electrode array, and the relationship between these two components.

The analysis of service quality enables hospital management to allocating the financial resources for improving performance in the areas that have more influential on the customers' perception of service quality [ 6].

An active quality feedback enables the collection officer to evaluate and maintain quality standards during the enrolment process[15].

Use of such quality maps enables the design engineer to quick select the candidate materials of high quality (optimized mechanical performance) in order to maximize the quality of the structure.

The assessment of blastocyst cytological quality enabled visualizing the total number of blastomere nuclei in each embryo and the number of cell nuclei exhibiting internucleosomally fragmented DNA, into which a FITC-conjugated dUTP was incorporated.